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I recently had a mammogram and was told i had a few benign calcifications. the radiology report did not give any detail.should i be concerned?
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Calcifications: Although you had some calcification there does not seem to be any specific problems. I would continue routine screening and regular mammogram.
Answered 6/26/2019
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